Yes, you must be a Catholic.
A bishop, priest, deacon, or Eucharistic minister.
The ordained ministries in the Catholic Church are deacons, priests and bishops. There are also other extraordinary ministers but they are not ordained. Am example would be a Eucharistic minister.
Usually one must be at least 18 years of age to become a Eucharistic minister, have the permission or recommendation of your pastor or youth minister and be willing to undergo training.
Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament in the Catholic Church implying forgiveness of sins and is meant for baptized Catholics. A baptized Christian should seek his own denomination minister for the rite of that particular church. However, in danger of death a baptized non-catholic can be anointed by a catholic priest if he does not have access to his own faith minister. He must personally request the anointing and be aware of the Catholic teaching and indeed desires to be disposed toward the Catholic faith.
the priest or eucharistic minister
Yes, a Catholic child should be baptized in a Catholic church.
The usual minister for a parish is a priest or bishop. In rare cases where there is a shortage of priests, a deacon or even lay Eucharistic minister may lead a prayer service and distribute communion that has been previously consecrated at a Mass by a priest.
There is no minimum or maximum age to be baptized in the Catholic Church.
Yes, she was baptized as a Catholic while still an infant.
No you are not a born catholic but you can be born into a family that is catholic. To become catholic you must be baptized
In our church, (Roman Catholic) the bread holder is called a Eucharistic Minister. The person holding the cup of wine has this name also. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In the Roman Catholic Church, the answer above (a Eucharistic ---- also called an Extraordinary ---- Minister) is the title of the person who DISTRIBUTES the body and/or blood of Christ. When Holy Communion is distributed in a place other than the church (hospital, home, nursing home, etc.), the case in which the Host is carried is called a pyx.
The Eucharistic prayer, which included the Consecration, comes before Communion.